Classroom of the Elite: My Teammates Are from Sobu High

The combination of practical education and spring goods is quite novel. I just don't know how the author will deal with whitehouse and Ayanokouji. I look forward to the follow-up development.

This book is still very good. If the author will work hard to update it, I will always support reading it. So far, the others are pretty good. I hope to show off the strengths of the other characters soon. Yukino and O-sensei are both great.

It is a relatively good article among practical teaching fans, but it mainly has two shortcomings. 1. There is a bunny girl in the introduction, but she still has not appeared. 2. Generally speaking, people who look at this integrated theme mainly pursue two points. One is to see the performance of the characters in Harmono (such as Otai-sensei, Yukino, and Hayama) here, or the master who has not appeared yet; the other is to see more harems in anime. Neither of these two points can be achieved. I personally prefer the use of different characters, because in the few practical texts I have read, including the original work, as long as the emotional line is written, it is likely to collapse, unless the emotional line is only emphasized from beginning to end, such as several practical texts with a single female protagonist (especially Sakayanagi). Now this article is basically a solo show of the protagonist. However, group portraits are relatively difficult to write, so it's understandable.

It's okay so far, I hope the original protagonist is not as good as the male protagonist (the male protagonist who is the heroine of Passerby) is awesome if he is awesome, and the big teacher is still a good person)

The highlight is that it's good to have an extra class E. The disadvantage is that the overall plot hasn't changed much. I didn't gain personal points even though I knew the plot, and I felt like I was being pushed along by the plot. The main reason is that I came in to see the harem, but that was not the case.

Very OK. But it's a bit too overwhelming. Except for physical weakness, there is no weak class. But there is no possibility of betrayers. The protagonist wins too much with the prophet. Those who will be hit hard in the back may only be surrounded. There is no way, it is too prominent. The protagonist doesn't have to hide like Brother Lu, he can use force and intelligence to his heart's content to oppress other classes, and there are teammates who don't have to worry about it. Cool.

The idea is good. Now that I have read Chapter 50, I have not yet seen the abilities of other students in Class E, such as O-Sensei, Yukino, etc. I hope the author will give them more opportunities to develop. After all, O-Sensei is very strong, and his views on solving problems are different from many people. O-Sensei has great potential, and Yukino should also explore it. Of course, the protagonist still needs to be the strongest, and we should try our best to suffer as little loss as possible in the plot arrangement, so that we readers can enjoy it more.

It is a practical text that combines multiple comic book characters who are brought together into a new class, Class E (later Class A). The plot ends at the command tower (the author of that chapter said that he would start a new book because he has no choice but to write a new book). Anyway, up to that part, there is no heroine. This book mainly talks about the competition between classes. In terms of character design, there is no situation where the character is defeated. It can be said that the writing is very good. If possible, I would also like to read the follow-up content of this book, and I hope the author can try to write it in the future. Finally, I am here to promote the author's new book "Practical Teaching, Self-cultivation of Popular Characters"

Let me tell you my opinion first. The subject matter is very novel, the plot is okay, it doesn't make people feel boring, and I can't stand it. The writing style is not bad, unlike some authors whose writing style rubs my brain on the ground. I give this book an 8.5 Rating at the moment. I'm not sure about the follow-up. Come on, author.

Yes, the author is quite unconventional in handling the plot of the original text. There is no such bad and disgusting operation, and it is basically very stable and can be overcome throughout the whole process. It's quite calm and calm, and Class E is basically a normal person (the team is easier to lead). The protagonist's operation is quite stable, and I am looking forward to the follow-up. However, I feel that there is a bit little communication with the main characters of Sobu High. The main descriptions are mainly about the main characters and plots of the four classes that are actually taught.